To get a better grasp of what a real life crime scene
investigator does I decided to have an interview with a forensic science
professional who also teaches an introductory course at Michigan State for
criminology and forensic science. Mr. Allen is a sheriff for the Macomb County
Police Department for many years. During his classes he would elaborate on some
of his different experiences he has had while on the job. I was very excited to
interview him because he would be a great primary source for what actually goes
on at a crime scene. Unfortunately, he
was unable to meet this week but I plan on having an interview next week after
my class with him. These are some of the questions I planned on asking him.
1.
What kinds of writing documents do you have to
do in your job?
2.
Are most of the documents you have to write up
now electronically?
3.
Has your writing process changed over the years?
4.
How is your style in reports? Do you pay
attention to who your audience is?
5.
Are there some reports you are less formal? And
if so explain why.
6.
Is there a revision process in your formal
writings?
7.
Do you find that writing reports are difficult
or tedious?
8.
Are there deadlines for your writings that you
have to keep in mind?
Allen, Joel. "Writing Process." Personal interview. 13 Feb. 2013.
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